Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
TIE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET AND
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aashes n ere and There by the News
Reporters Yesterdays Happenings
Told ia Brief Par@grsphs--Ptcking
at Police headquarters.
Golden Rule Lodge or odd Fellows will
meet to-ulSai and Install officers.
Charles coleman was appointed a No
tory Puzzle vss,euiaY by Judge Adams.
judge Speer has appointed -. VIM. F.
Runuer United states Commissioner AT
SSpelo quarantine station.
A meeting OF the committee to arrange
FOR tue -. lOstpb's lHtrmSry ball will hp
held AT the ScTeVea House At 4 O'Clock
Sa.s afternoon.
A formal election Tor CAPTAIN and First
Lieutenant OF the Republican Blues will
b. held a. the compAuy's armory to
niEht. The polls Will be open from ;
until 10 O'Clock.
The cold wave predicted by the st1nsi
bureau on Monday failed % mSterlalze.
The temperature fell nom = 90 30 0eEs,
2.ut * did not Sst L.. -. IA 70 produce
q legitimate cold wsNe.
Rev. Dv. Bacon will give the second ot
She series Of ~ educ>Gsv even 'uG lectures
tonight Al the independent CsGrch lee
yare room, 81 : O'Clock. The subject is
the story Of JosaUa's command 70 tae sun
ard mooD.
Oficar Higgins. palrolluE Ray street
at 40 O'clock ta!s morning, discovered
Iire hreaAiUE Gus stresh IN tue ruins Of
kuwe'S bakery. He gave an alarm a.
No. l ugiue house. sui the hose company
responded ana played en- lie ruins the
rest o. the ulxEt.
The hiSA board fence srouud The w bit-
aNer street base ball grounds wSS burned
Ior some distance sou'd Of tae CIV and
Suburban railway shops early last night
Tue big elsge and the direction Of sac 1Te
started tae repoy, that the railway shops
were burning, ana crowds OF people weat
cut.
false alarm 81 IRE WAS turned in fvom
box IA, ST BrouGhtOu aud Whitaker
streets. ~ $50 O'clock last might oy PN
hcemSn ESrr, There was no nre. Or even
smoke. Tue oMcer taoukAt ne saw smoke
coming Gus Of the cellar o. >mita's
wholesale house at BAY and Whitaker
streets.
The work Of remodelinS the old Pa.
villon Hotel. which was recently pur-
chased hy the Chatham Academy Is e be
begun immediately. The interior will ee
entirely rsmoisled ard will ne converted
suto q commodlous snd we'll arrsp sed
school building. Some attention Will
probably be given 70 the exterior slso.
Fay & EIch0eTg, architects, have the WORK
an charge.
The new Citv Council will hold It's 6rSt
regular meeting tonight. one al tce
most important questions 20 come uQ i
the resolution q Alderman Duncan
doing away with long caUcu>es and pro-
vldinS that the Courcl SHALL meet ia the
long ROcm at ) O'Clock. T1s present
rule o. Ccuucu provides yaat tae Council
shall meet 50 tast hour, bat Iae rl,.s has
been dISUe sauled 50 that IL has virtually
gskecome = dead letter. Taere j. s strong
kkrumsAt in favor 81 sAoljsa'ue Ss,rct
kes<ioas and tTaassctiuk Whatever bush.
e@<s s<rsss eeEers sAe Council IN open
&&S&laza.
1ns nsesslzs< Il sAa.e Assss plsseAs on n.
tette CIaN arrived irnsa Mecca ses,c r,say
= morning, sNdwSxv nlss - EA4&Sf 81 upOa
theaE ARRIVAL by sever&k nRM~{<R1 gentle
men, In the Afternoon they visited
ThunderSolt S0d BonaVeutuUe. and last
right were lunchei oy Prof SolomoDS
Mr.. Ryan. who Is tae tagasy ~ tee famous
club, is accompanied % h3s vile and
dSugAtsr, the charming vocalist e. tht
company. Mr. RYAN Is : remarkable
cOaVerSStiODSliSG. he kEowS the eesi
musical people q the country. sud has
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